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SPECIAL TRIBUTE
Pauline Deschamps – A Business Woman |
| We would like to dedicate this section to the late Pauline Deschamps. Pauline, who passed away last year, epitomized the successful business woman... (Full Article) |
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Why the “female strategy” works
By Steve Littfin |
| The Paris-based Office of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said the rise of women entrepreneurs has been “…one of the most significant economic and social developments in the world.” Overstated? Perhaps... (Full Article) |
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Barnard receives honors at Kitsap Bank |
| Kerrie Barnard, electronic banking representative with Kitsap Bank’s Customer Service Department, has been named Employee of the Quarter. The award was presented by Kitsap Bank President Jim Carmichael... (Full Article) |
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Former software CEO becomes SCORE counselor |
| The Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE), a resource partner of the Small Business Administration (SBA), recently announced that Poulsbo resident Lori Sweningson has become a certified SCORE counselor... (Full Article) |
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Kasperbauer-Penner recognized by Metlife |
| Lisa Kasperbauer-Penner, a Silverdale-based account representative with Metlife Auto and Home, recently was recognized by the insurer as one of its top property and casualty producers... (Full Article) |
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Hoke launches Web design firm |
| Poulsbo’s Susan Hoke has opened SunshineSmiley Web Design. The company creates, designs, develops, maintains and updates web sites... (Full Article) |
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New advertising exec signs on with Charter |
| Charter Media, the advertising services division of local cable television and broadband provider, Charter Communications, has announced the appointment of Michelle Lanham as account executive... (Full Article) |
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Experienced securities rep at Kitsap Bank |
| Poonum Vasisth, an employee of Security First Financial Services, a Met Life Company, is now available at Kitsap Bank to provide individuals and businesses with a broad range of financial services... (Full Article) |
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Sue Avery joins Victorian 2000 |
| After 12 years in the local real estate industry, Sue Avery has embarked on a new career... (Full Article) |
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Endresen opens Kingston office |
| County Commissioner Chris Endresen has opened a constituent service office in Kingston, inside the Sheriff’s precinct office located at 26076 Illinois Ave... (Full Article) |
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Passages -
Allison “Ace” Comstock |
Allison Ray “Ace” Comstock passed away Jan. 31 in Mesa, AZ. He was 74.
Comstock, a WWII U.S. Amry veteran... (Full Article) |
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Bainbridge Island business women
who run with the wolves
By Marjorie Marcellus |
| Four Bainbridge Island businesswomen share the secrets to their success and dare to tackle some difficult issues. Their careers are as distinct as their faces, yet similar empathies, values and strengths stretch beneath their activities and words like toned muscles eager to spring... (Full Article) |
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Ruminations of a co-worker
98 pounds of pure energy, determination and enthusiasm
By Shannon Childs |
| When asked to describe Peggy Roy, I would have to say she is about 98 pounds of pure energy, determination and enthusiasm. When asked how she has gotten to her position in life, I would respond that it’s 98 percent perspiration... (Full Article) |
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Play by the rules —
How women can get ahead
By Victoria Fung |
| Ever felt stuck in your job, unable to get ahead, and sure things would be better if only you were a man instead of a woman... (Full Article) |
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Profiling successful South Kitsap business women
By Marie E. Buckner |
| Running a successful woman-owned enterprise requires a certain basic personality – that of an entrepreneurial mindset. Various traits found in enterprising women include self-confidence, perseverance, determination, positive attitude, and a passion for their chosen field... (Full Article) |
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Four Silverdale business divas
By Marie E. Buckner |
| Located within Silverdale are some very enterprising women-owned businesses. These women are role models for others and provide much needed inspiration... (Full Article) |
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Keeping your sanity while running
a home-based business |
| "Many people believe that once you start your own business you'll live, 'happily ever after.' You'll have more free time, enjoy life more, spend more time with your family, and make more money... (Full Article) |
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New business teaches sewing |
Shiny Threads is a new business serving Kitsap County that teaches the art and craft of sewing. Sewing lessons are available for all skill levels from beginner through tailoring. Lessons are taught using the You Can Make It computer program.
For more information, the firm can be reached at (360) 895-8820 or shinythreads@juno.com. |
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Career Quiz - Finding your niche |
According to a recent Women’s Wire poll, 53 percent of women work primarily to pay the bills. Only 33 percent feel their work is an important part of who they are.
Do you feel fulfilled? Use the career assessment quiz at www.women.com to help find a job you’ll want to wake up to on Monday mornings. |
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Piper Honored at Business Management Forum |
Pamela Piper, the Port Orchard investment representative for the financial-services firm Edward Jones, was one of 40 representatives honored at a business management forum in St. Louis, MO. The event was held February 12, 2001 through February 16, 2001.
Piper was recognized for the excellent business-management skill she demonstrated. In addition to being honored, Piper met with other Edward Jones investment representatives to share ideas for increasing office efficiency, improving client service, increasing investment knowledge and expanding her knowledge in the areas of retirement and estate planning. |
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